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Ecstasy's Dance: The Best Of Narada Michael Walden,Narada Michael Walden

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Narada Michael Walden
Released 1996

Tonight I'm Alright
05:20
671 plays

I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You)
04:28
576 plays

Delightful
04:56
408 plays

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songs

- 1
- White Night
- 05:01
- 274 plays

- 2
- Delightful
- 04:56
- 408 plays

- 3
- First Love
- 05:52
- 236 plays

- 4
- Rainbow-Sky
- 01:21
- 118 plays

- 5
- I Cry, I Smile
- 05:49
- 137 plays

- 6
- I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You)
- 04:28
- 576 plays

- 7
- The Awakening
- 04:36
- 210 plays

- 8
- I Shoulda Loved Ya
- 06:40
- 1,507 plays

- 9
- Tonight I'm Alright
- 05:20
- 671 plays

- 10
- The Real Thang
- 05:34
- 165 plays

- 11
- Blue Side Of Midnight
- 07:03
- 137 plays

- 12
- Reach Out
- 04:40
- 213 plays

- 13
- High Above The Clouds
- 06:10
- 168 plays

- 14
- Gimme, Gimme, Gimme
- 04:00
- 124 plays

- 15
- Divine Emotions
- 04:17
- 260 plays

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album review

There's no denying Narada Michael Walden's drumming chops, but he's also a very talented hitmaker as well. Since the '70s, he's scored several R&B hits as a solo artist, and is a top session musician to this day. He's played with the best (Jeff Beck, Kenny G., Mariah Carey, and Aretha Franklin) and has dabbled in just about every musical form -- dance, rock, fusion, soul, etc. Rhino has compiled the best of Walden's solo work, entitled Ecstasy's Dance: The Best of Narada Michael Walden, which showcases his many talents. Highlights include his two Top Ten R&B hits, "I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You)" and "I Shoulda Loved Ya," as well as the outstanding album tracks "Delightful" and "The Awakening." Other minor hits are also represented, such as "The Real Thang," "Divine Emotions," and a discofied version of the Holland/Dozier/Holland classic "Reach Out." Also included are nicely assembled and informative liner notes, as well as a message from Walden himself. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide